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Company Law
Company Law
NCLAT Allows Jagran EOGM but Keeps Director Removal Resolutions in Abeyance
Company Law
Company Law
NCLAT Allows Class Action Claims for Past Acts Under Companies Act
Company Law
Company Law
NCLAT Questions CIRP Over Alleged Sham and Circular Group Transactions
Company Law
Company Law
Transferred Winding-Up Proceedings Cannot Bypass IBC Threshold Requirements: NCLAT
Company Law
Company Law
No separate eviction proceedings required for RP to reclaim corporate debtor’s assets during CIRP
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLT Order Set Aside as Key Documents on Machinery Supply & Lease Transactions Were Not Considered: NCLAT
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLAT Orders Fresh Consideration as Bidder May Have Prevented Due to Technical Glitch
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Contempt Order Against Banks Invalid as Individual Contemnors Were Not Identified: NCLAT
Company Law
Company Law
UnUregistered Profit-Sharing Agreements Cannot Confer Occupancy Rights During CIRP: NCLAT
Company Law
Company Law
No insolvency proceedings as misrepresentation of borrower as Guarantor invalidated section 95 application
Company Law
Company Law
NCLAT Dismisses GNIDA Appeal as Approved Resolution Plan Already Attained Finality
Company Law
Company Law
NCLAT Restores Company Petition Because Delay Was Not Solely Petitioner’s Fault
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLAT Upholds NCLT Order Reducing IRP Remuneration to ₹50,000 Per Month During Stay Period
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Technical Guidance Agreement Sufficient to Establish Operational Debt Without Invoices: NCLAT
Explore the latest NCLAT judgments, orders and legal developments on TaxGuru. Coverage includes the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, CIRP, liquidation, resolution plans, creditor and debtor rights, Companies Act issues and related appellate developments. The page is designed to help insolvency professionals, companies, lenders and advisers follow significant rulings and their practical corporate-law implications.
